On Wed, 21 May 2014 11:19:40 -0700 Matthew Brush mbrush@codebrainz.ca wrote:

On 14-05-21 11:02 AM, Dimitar Zhekov wrote:

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Hi,

Now that Geany 1.24[.1] is out, will we apply $subject? [1] [2]

[1] https://github.com/geany/geany/pull/274 [2] http://sourceforge.net/p/geany/bugs/943/?page=3

I like it overall, and especially deleting 1000 lines of code :), although it's really massive - and so hard to review - since the whole thing is in one commit (maybe for good reason, I don't know).

That's logically one change. I guess it can be split into spawn.[ch] plus the changes to the build systems to include the spawn module, and the changes to the other .c modules, but am not sure what good will that do... It's simply big.

Now, anyone can test split.[ch] separately by downloading the SF zip, unpacking it into a separate directory and compiling it with 'make spawn emit' (for *nix) - that'll generate test program 'spawn' (look at spawn.c:main() to see what tests are available), and a helper 'emit' which reads from stdin (option, -i) and writes to stderr and to stdout (option, -o). For win32, you need to set the glib/gtk+ directory in the Makefile and run 'make' without arguments. Geany is *not* required.

One thing I couldn't figure out is why the Makefile.am and wscript (but not makefile.win32) adds files called spawn.[ch] but they don't show up in the commit/repo. Did you miss a `git add` command?

My mistake, I haven't used makefile.win32 from a long time. Fixed it (not tested, hopefully I can write 8 characters without an error), and also moved spawn to the last position in src/Makefile.am and wscript, since it doesn't depend on anything (tested, builds).